Tony Sweet Revisited

Today’s photograph is again based upon Tony Sweet’s technique of taking multiple exposures.   This time, I took nine photographs while moving the camera from high right to low left.   I wanted to try to create a look like an impressionism painting, so I had to have a lot of shutter releases over a very short period.   I set my camera to continuous high speed shutter release which produces nine frames per second.  I have no idea of how many times I tried to get this image—but, it was a lot.   This is the best I have to offer.

Camera settings:  Nikon D3, 17-35mm f/2.8 at 24, at ISO 200, f/11 and 1/500 of a second for each individual release of the shutter

Post Processing:  Lightroom—set white and black point, and added mid-tone contrast and increased color saturation of reds and greens.